Details of that lease can be found at tomveatch.com/re and you might also be interested in the Substitution Addendum which is similar but allows groups of tenants to replace themselves gradually, so that no new lease agreement (other than a one-page Substitution Addendum) needs to be worked out if someone wants to move out and the group has a good replacement person ready to go and the switchover can be done in good order. 

Thank you for that very detailed and informative answer.I need to research HML, then.

Here are the details:19 units, 11 need complete rehab (down to the studs). 7 units rented month to month at an average of 395/unit. 1 unit rent ready.

The details are mostly different (and this is what most people focus on) but the general theory of what drives them stays the same.

Hi everyone,I'm looking for a detail oriented inspector in the area that can handle small-ish multi unit properties (less than 100 units).

I would be equally concerned with a misspelling of my name (I have a middle name and two last names, non hyphenated,all foreign).Honestly I would hope the folks in the finance side are attentive to detail otherwise I'd assume they are in the wrong business.

-I settled on my first property back in March, below are the details:-FHA loan, 3.5% down -Condo in Cherry Hill, NJ (south jersey) - 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms + loft.

-I settled on my first property back in March, below are the details:-FHA loan, 3.5% down -Condo in Cherry Hill, NJ (south jersey) - 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms + loft.

-I settled on my first property back in March, below are the details:-FHA loan, 3.5% down -Condo in Cherry Hill, NJ (south jersey) - 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms + loft.

-I settled on my first property back in March, below are the details:-FHA loan, 3.5% down -Condo in Cherry Hill, NJ (south jersey) - 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms + loft.